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Akwa Ibom is now the best in South South

Awka Ibom is the best in South South

whirlwind7:

You sound confused.
So if I'm too poor to own my personal house, how come I'm rich enough to build multistorey houses?
Or do you think those houses were planted by aliens? Who built them? Poor people like us, abi?

Since your region is well developed, that is why they are devoid of multistorey buildings, right?

Hehehe. Storey buildings doesn't mean development, according to you....
Those squalid brown roof shacks dotting your town's landscape is what signifies development, right?

Meanwhile, this thread is about a house on fire in Abia State. It has nothing to do with anywhere in Yoruba land.
But you miserable, insecure and nasty twerps had to rush in here to jërk off your malnourished semen over it. Who has the appetite or time to watch your miserable Ibadan video?
Go look for a Yoruba thread to brandish it. Not interested.

Fustration lol

whirlwind7:

You sound confused.
So if I'm too poor to own my personal house, how come I'm rich enough to build multistorey houses?
Or do you think those houses were planted by aliens? Who built them? Poor people like us, abi?

Since your region is well developed, that is why they are devoid of multistorey buildings, right?

Hehehe. Storey buildings doesn't mean development, according to you....
Those squalid brown roof shacks dotting your town's landscape is what signifies development, right?

Storey buildings are not personal houses

They are for people that can't build their personal house

You sound so poor and local by bragging with them

whirlwind7:
You sound confused.
Since your region is well developed, that is why they are devoid of multistorey buildings, right?

Hehehe. Storey buildings doesn't mean development, according to you.
Those squalid brown roof shacks dotting your town's landscape is what signifies development, right?

Lol that's the public Market with shacks

And you must have been blind not to have seen storey buildings in that Video


Your South East is not Bigger than Oyo State but you still have villages, Bushes and Jungles everywhere


You are too poor to build houses

whirlwind7:
Which Agodo? In Egbe?
The one before Ikotun as you approach from Isolo and Ejigbo?
You are under severe delusion. There are few 2 storeys around there, much less 3 storeys. There's nothing that stands out in that vicinity. Similar to any suburb in Lagos.
You mention one obscure place as if you are making a good case.

You have not really visit Lagos bro

You either live in Slums or you are still in Your village


Storey buildings doesn't mean development, it means you are too poor to build your personal and private houses

That's why they build storey buildings for you to live in

The whole South East is not that bigger than Oyo but you still have Jungles, Villages and Bushes everywhere



Anyway this is Ibadan, to those of you that keep trolling Ibadan

Ibadan is bigger than Lagos and some states in South East, it is not the mate of any city in the East



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvFedZ3D-XM

IkpuMmadu:
My dear you are right but ABA is heaven

This is Ibadan a state capital and a regional capital of Western NIGERIA....At least ABA bolt decent houses ..

Lol you can not compare Ibadan to Aba

Ibadan is almost the same size as Anambra might even be bigger than Anambra


Ibadan is bigger than Lagos

Ibadan is bigger than some state in South East and not the mate of any city in Southeast

Aba have worst slums and is dirtier than Ibadan


Aba may not be up to 20 streets in Ibadan



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvFedZ3D-XM

IkpuMmadu:
But he is right ...do you want to see Ibadan pictures bro...let's not argue this

Do you know that Ibadan is almost the same size as Anambra?

Ibadan is bigger than Lagos State and some state in South East

This is Video of Ibadan developed part and the part that is still developing


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvFedZ3D-XM

ChristianNorth:
If you drive throughout the entire Ikorodu, you won't get up to 50 units of privately owned three storey residential building.

It is what that tiny underdeveloped region builds for fun. One street in Onitsha alone boasts of over 35 of those buildings.

You think say development na to litter 1 bedroom flat stunted residential buildings over a massive area of land without a single 3 storey building?

I don't know why you guys think Storey Buildings means development


You are too poor to build your personal houses and that's the reason why they build storey buildings for you to live in

South East is not that bigger than Oyo State but there are still Jungles and Bushes everywhere

Ugosample:
I'll say it as it is

MOST of the corporate fraud in this country has been linked to Yoruba names
MOST

does that mean Yoruba folks are natural killets of companies?
of course not!

But most of those who were caught just happen to be Yoruba and it was their choices that made them commit fraud....
Not because of something aboyt Yoruba that makes companies they lead fail...
it's all abt personal choices

But then

Thinking that Yoruba folks are corporate killwrs is as stupid as people thinking that igbo are natural criminals
this is a fact that many Nigerians have not developed enough brain power to decipher.

MOST of those caught selling drugs in SEA are Igbo names BUT they chose that path.
it's not abt their ethnicity

When we as Nigerians get to the level of mental maturity that it is people's choices that determine whom they are are not ethnicity or religion or whatever, the better for us.

The guy you quoted observed right, but he is WRONG

The truth is there are Yorubas CEO and MD heading companies more than any tribe in Nigeria, that's why it seem so

Mk93:
because I am from south south and you guys say we have a curse land due to flood but here is flood chasing people in the southwest

Not because of flood but because you won't sit your ass in your region

ChristianNorth:
There is only one Governor in Lagos, Tinubu, others are ceremonial figureheads.

You can keep wailing lol

ChristianNorth:
Stop electing thieves as Governors, yet Lagosians won't hear. The money for the rehabilitation of that area is inside Tinubu's bullion van.

I thought you guys said Ambode was the best Governor Lagos ever had but now he is a thief

I don't know what this blogger is trying to gain by carrying this kind of news and causing unnecessary unrest in the society.

You don't carry this kind of news but you are interested in the one that will cause unrest in the society.

This news was released several days ago but you are not interested in that

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/miyetti-allah-says-no-plans-to-attack-south-east-over-grazing-land/f8qvcww


I urge the mods on Nairaland to stop letting this kind of people use them as a tool in destabilizing the society.

Kidnappers is kidnappers

Nigeria’s former Minister of Agriculture and present President of African Development Bank Group (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina, has been conferred with an honorary doctorate of science degree by the University of Alberta, Canada.

Adesina disclosed this in a tweet which read, “It was such a great honor to receive an honorary Doctorate of Science degree yesterday from the world famous University of Alberta, Canada. I enjoyed speaking with the graduating class of 2019: “now go out and change the world”! @UAlberta @AfDB_Group.”

The University, in a statement released on its website, had earlier listed Adesina among the honorary degree recipients for 2019 spring convocation; specifically stating that he would receive “an honorary doctor of science degree June 4 at 3 p.m.”

He was one of the “thirteen exceptional honorees” who “will offer words of wisdom at graduation ceremonies this June,” the statement added.

Adesina who is President of the AfDB Group has dedicated his life to helping feed Africa and reduce poverty, especially among women and children. For more than 30 years, he has spearheaded policies to increase investment in agriculture and give millions of farmers access to financing and credit, improved seeds, and fertilizers.

As Minister of Agriculture in Nigeria from 2010-2015, he ended decades of corruption in the fertilizer industry, brought in new rice breed that helped the country become self-sufficient and developed innovative “e-wallet” system that provided microloans directly to more than 15 million farmers using their mobile phones.

Adesina had been appointed in 2010 as one of the 17 global leaders to galvanize international support for the UN Millennial Development Goals.

He had also received the top international award in agriculture, the World Food Prize, in 2017.

Those also honoured include Sarah Jerome, a Gwich’in Elder; Carman McNary, an Edmonton leader; Vivian Manasc, co-founder of Manasc Isaac; Martin Garber-Conrad, CEO of Edmonton Community Foundation; Caroline Jenner, CEO of JA (Junior Achievement) Europe.

Others are Allan Goodman, president of the Institute of International Education (IIE); Carol Cass, a professor emerita; Cyril Kay, one of world’s pre-eminent protein biochemists; Francis Whiskeyjack, a Cree Elder; Chief Justice Mary Moreau, first female chief justice of the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench; Esi Edugyan, a Canadian author; and Allan Gordon Bell, global classical composer.



https://thetransverse.com/2019/06/06/canadian-university-confers-nigerias-ex-minister-with-honorary-doctorate-degree/

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RISING dollar inflows through the Investors’ and Exporters’ (I&E) Forex Window and foreign reserves accretion have stabilised the naira in the official and parallel markets.

The I&E Forex Window has attracted $48 billion to the economy in 24 months, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed in its updated report on the dollar inflows.

The report also showed that foreign reserves have risen to $45 billion.

With improved availability of foreign exchange, the exchange rate at the I&E Forex window has remained stable over the past two years at an average of N360/$, and the parallel market exchange rate has appreciated from N525/$ in February 2017 to N360/$ at present.

The window, which offers investors the opportunity to sell dollars at rates of their choice, provided they find willing buyers, has restored confidence to the forex market and boosted the foreign exchange reserves.

Not many investors – local and international – gave the I&E Forex window any chance to succeed when it was introduced.

But today, it is seen as one of the key instruments expected to help stabilise the local currency against other currencies.

Prior to the introduction of the I&E Forex window in April 2017 by the CBN, the market and exchange rates were in turmoil. But, in a dramatic turn of events, the acute shortage of forex, which businesses and individuals grappled with, improved, with banks and Bureaux de Change (BDCs) now desperately looking for forex buyers.

CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele said the introduction of the window, along with improvement in domestic production of goods have helped shore up the external reserves.

“Transactions have reached over $48 billion since the inception of the window and our foreign exchange reserves has risen to $45 billion in April 2019 from $23 billion in October 2016. Nigeria’s current stock of external reserves is now able to finance over nine months of current import commitments,” the report said.

The report said although the level of reserves was still below the record high of $64 billion realised in August 2008, it is nearly double the $24 billion recorded in October 2016, increasing by more than $21 billion with current standing.

It went on: “In April 2017, we introduced an Investors and Exporters (I&E) window, which allowed investors and exporters to purchase and sell foreign exchange at the prevailing market rate.

“In addition, exchange rate management was further liberalized following the operationalisation of the “Revised Guidelines for the Operation of the Nigerian Inter-bank Foreign Exchange Market in June 2016.”

According to the report, the commencement of this policy guideline introduced the Naira Settled Foreign Exchange Futures Market.

The dollar inflows have also led to an improvement in manufacturing index.

Activities in the industrial sector witnessed significant improvement between August 2016 and February this year, as the Primary Manufacturing Index (PMI) rose from a low of 42 per cent in August 2016 to 57 per cent in April.

The development was attributed to sustained supply of forex and the dogged implementation of CBN’s forex restriction on certain items.

Analysts have predicted that the local currency will remain stable at the official and parallel markets, with the rise in foreign reserves.

They insist that even with oil prices above $50/barrel and the look-good state of the foreign reserves, the outlook on exchange rate still remains positive. They said the apex bank will continue to support the naira through consistent dollar injections.

Also, given the apex bank’s unconventional forex and development finance policies, the economy has recorded spectacular improvements in domestic production of most of the targeted items. Local manufacturers are consequently reporting major boosts to their revenue and profit.

As a result of the implementation of a tighter monetary policy regime, intervention programs in the agriculture and industrial sectors, as well as improved forex inflows, inflation began to decline, from its peak of 18.7 per cent in January 2017. It currently stands at 11.37 per cent as at April.

https://thenationonlineng.net/48b-forex-inflows-45b-reserves-stabilise-naira/amp/

Look at how poverty stricken and dirty they look, and still harming themselves

Danelo:
The woman looks a trouble maker
But however the man is brutal.....finish him


Who's this Afonja representative?
Between yeebos like u called it and yorubas, who's more promiscuous

You know who dominate the prostitution sector in Nigeria

They are not impressed because they made her look whitish

Fireboy DML is much better than Rema

Lilimax:
Tell me a politician who is not a thief?
Is it your Mr Integrity or the Lion of Bourdillion?

Here you guys are again praising an Afonja man

ideynl1:
The way the Chinese, Europeans and Americans are economic refugees in Lagos, that is how we are.

Keep on yabbing gala hawkers, while you depend on them for food on Lagos traffic. Gala hawking on traffic was an invention smart Igbos found as an opportunity, and they have been prosperous. They don't have any issue. But as long as you keep your rituals within the four Os of Yoruba land, then no wahala.

This is my last response to a breast excavator.

Meanwhile make your monthly donations to Prime Minister of Yoruba land

Adeyinka Grandson is just trying to imitate your master Nnamdi cownu but unfortunately for him the Yoruba are not daft like you guys.

ideynl1:
The way the Chinese, Europeans and Americans are economic refugees in Lagos, that is how we are.

Keep on yabbing gala hawkers, while you depend on them for food on Lagos traffic. Gala hawking on traffic was an invention smart Igbos found as an opportunity, and they have been prosperous. They don't have any issue. But as long as you keep your rituals within the four Os of Yoruba land, then no wahala.

This is my last response to a breast excavator.

Meanwhile make your monthly donations to Prime Minister of Yoruba land

But the Chinese, Europeans and Americans are not all over Nigeria states, cities, and Villages, even the cities where they are present their population is still minimal unlike you Economic refugee that are all over South West like Scavengers.


I don't know how people that can't feed themselves and being ravage by Poverty are feeding people in Lagos.

You are prosperous and feeding people in Lagos while your people back home hide in IDPs Camp waiting for free food and donations and many are also beggars.

Imo people sell their Baby for Money

Anambra is beggars colony

Ebonyi are Alimanjiri that Hawk all over South West

But you can keep wallowing in your Delusions

ideynl1:
Thank you. As long as the beef in gala is not made with human part then I trade in legitimate business.

But we will finally force you all to rituals O,O,O,O (osun, Oyo, ogun, ondo) region of Yoruba land. Where you stand a chance of being served your amala and ewedu with human tongue.

You just admitted that you can not survive and make it in life without trooping out to the region you hate. You economic refugee are not only in Lagos but even in all the South West states you mention.

You can keep your fantasy of Lagos but just know that you will always be slaves in Lagos, that's why we flogged your flat skull during Lagos election.

And Lagos Election Flogging will be a child play if you overstep

Now go hawk in Lagos Traffic as you are destined to

I know it can be quite frustrating to know that you will always be a second class citizen in Lagos

ideynl1:
Selling gala is a legitimate business, Abi no be UACN dey produce am?

We will keep selling gala, strive to own better shops, buy up your ancestral lands, then make you tenants and beg for Owoile.

You all will finally relocate to your ritual capital. As for Lagos, we will hustle to make it here

Keep laughing at Gala sellers, you hear.

This is what you are trying to do while Poverty Ravage the South East and a Yoruba man is the second Richest black man on the planet

A Yoruba woman is also the second Richest woman in Africa.

All Islands and Estates in Lagos are all own by Yoruba while you push wheelbarrow and Hawk Gala in Traffic

You can keep your fantasy of Lagos but you will always be below us

We have freedom of Religion in Nigeria

Whatever they believe is good for them